Makebat Plugin - Request

[Electric_Soul]

Hello

I'd like to use several command line tools with MakeBat, but the input of Makeput does allow around 320 characters only, which makes it impossible to create complicated tasks.

Request: Please make it possible to enter a line longer then approx. 300 charaters

How about 1000 ?

Thanks

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[Clo]

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[nsp]

Hello
I'd like to use several command line tools with MakeBat, but the input of Makeput does allow around 320 characters only, which makes it impossible to create complicated tasks.


How about 1000 ?

Not exactly a response to your question, but if you want, you can use TCBL instead of makebat. You will have to edit and save the created batFile instead of directly executing it.

Source Code is also include in makebat if you have delphi (turbo delphi is 100% free) just replace all temporary buffer [0..259] to [0..1024] and build you own makebat.dll

[Electric_Soul]

Thanks for both hints

I think I am gonna try the delphi thing first. I am a C++ beginner so i cannot be that hard to compile and such

Thank you

[Electric_Soul]

aight


actually............. NICE plugin you made there

thanks for that

[min2max]

My demand is the support of multi-commands for each file in the selection list. I guess, for MakeBat, this could be included simply by adding a new placeholder (e.g. %n) for <new line>.

TCBL seems to have this feature, that's really great!

Thanks.

[m^2]

My demand is the support of multi-commands for each file in the selection list. I guess, for MakeBat, this could be included simply by adding a new placeholder (e.g. %n) for <new line>.

TCBL seems to have this feature, that's really great!

Thanks.

There's '&' char, which allows you to run multiple commands in one line, so it would be unnecessary complication.

[franck8244]

You can try WdxInfoPacker in your case without "wdxinfo" but it can build complex file...

[min2max]

There's '&' char, which allows you to run multiple commands in one line, so it would be unnecessary complication.

Thank you for the hint. This to some extent solves one of my longstanding problem. I really found TCBL amazing though.